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Latin American countries took RIMPAC lead

At the recently completed Exercise Rim of the Pacific in Hawaii, the world’s largest recurring naval exercise, Latin American sailors and marines played a prominent role in the training. For the first time a Chilean navy officer — Commodore Alberto Guerrero — served as deputy commander of the international RIMPAC Task Force.

By Jamm Aquino

Aug. 6, 2024 • Updated 12:07 a.m.

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Chilean Navy Lt. Jr. Enrique Niemann stands on the midship deck of the Almirante Condell during a tour of RIMPAC’s participating ships on July 3 at Pearl Harbor.
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Chilean Navy Lt. Jr. Enrique Niemann, left, and Ensign Fernanda Solis stand in the midship deck of the Almirante Condell.
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Mexico Navy’s Arm Usumacinta is seen on the dock during a tour of RIMPAC’s participating ships on June 28.
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Chilean Navy Lt. Jr. Enrique Niemann, right, and Ensign Fernanda Solis are reflected in the brass nameplate of the Almirante Condell.
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Chilean Navy Lt. Jr. Enrique Niemann, right, and Ensign Fernanda Solis are reflected in the brass nameplate of the Almirante Condell.
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Chilean Navy Lt. Jr. Enrique Niemann, right, and Ensign Fernanda Solis are reflected in the brass nameplate of the Almirante Condell.

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